... Christmas. In reply to Mr. Clark he said that he remembered the date because on that day he happened to see some Suffragettes disguised! (Laughter.) Alfred Geo. Wiggins, a van builder, gave evidence for the defence, but the Bench found Potter guilty, and postponed ...

... used to be the war song of the suffragettes. (Laughter.) Mr. Schiller, K.C. (cross-examining): Your activities are so wide that you cannot cover them all with local talent? Mrs. Stuart: Well, it would be rather dull. (Laughter.) It is part of the scheme that ...

... to cook it up again. That was a point which, he thought, had been overlooked. They could not treat the inmates like suffragettes (laughter), and there must be, essentially, some waste. Mr. Cooper said the Board ought to thank Mr. Preece for bringing this ...

... now-allays to lead a strenuous life. The time had come when women took their place in everything, except, she hoped, as suffragettes. (Laughter). She should rather they were not that. (Applause). Nothing could be better than the education they were having now ...

... put money inyour purse! The Arcade, Lurgan. 3o 'hj,/ v might get the men of the community converted in favour of tne suffragettes (laughter and applause). The motic= was passed by acclamation. The Chairman said he would now call upon Mrs. Gregg. of Belfast ...

... been there and seen the seats filled with ladies as well as men. There was no trouble when he was out there with suffragettes. (Laughter). He spoke of the lovalty of Canadians and referred casually to the problem of cheap Chinese and Japanese labour, ...

... Home for Crippled Suffragettes. (Laughter.) From what they had read in the papers in the last day or two. it appeared that, if there were many more elections, there would he no lack of candidates for admission to the Home. (Laughter.) He believed that ...

... numlier the fair sex the audience the back of the room congratulated the company on not liaving been troubled with suffragettes (laughter and hear, hear). Mr Wood shortly afterwards left for homo, amid loud health of the occupier of the ground and other ...

... the children from his • ife, but to- day even a Cabinet Minister shivered in his shoes at the thought of facing the Suffragettes. (Laughter.) It was the tame with regard to children. Child ' labour was altered by the Factory Acts. So with the criminal—we ...

... extreme Tories, moderate Conservatives, Liberal% Radicals, Socialists, and in view of the ladies present, he might say Suffragettes (laughter). He remarked that the present com- Fit: r f Y or s til s e t Till f re ed n ro ca t t t i te m2 wa d y id o t o gr ...

... Members of both Houses Parliament :—(laughter)—and persons ntedically , unfit. Persons who were exempt, including aliens, would be requested to pay a tax of 1 per cent, on all incomes > over £4O a year. (Laughter, and cheers.) Mr. HAROLD COX, speaking ...

... eight boys and some girls, who shouted out, Let’s be suffragettes.” (Laughter.) They all then throw at the windows. The Bench ordered the boys to pay damages Is. 6d., and 7s, 6d. costs each. MAN AND WOMAN IN CANAL At Burton-on-Trent, yesterday, when Catherine ...